Saturday, November 4, 2017

Wishing You a Blessed Winter

Hello ribbon lovers. Today we are beginning a block of posts where you will see pretty ribbons from Really Reasonable Ribbon paired with wonderful digital stamps and digital papers from Graciellie Design. We are partnering with Graciellie Design this month to introduce their wonderful designs with you.

The November Ribbon Club Assortment from Really Reasonable Ribbon contains 9 styles and a total of 18 yards of ribbon. Each monthly assortment is a color or holiday themed assortment of ribbon. What a fun way to build your ribbon stash and try new ribbon styles. Treat yourself today!

This was a really quick and easy card to create. I simply arranged the pine branch and sentiment as I wanted them, printed it out on cardstock and cut the rectangle to size. I quickly colored the pine branch with Copic Markers G99 and G99 by just flicking. No need for precision for this coloring job.

Once colored, I layered the central panel on some different color cardstock layers to coordinate with my bow and boom - DONE. This would be a really great quick and easy assembly line Christmas card, especially if you are low on time. You could even simplify or eliminate the bow for additional time savings. The simple ribbon across the center under the sentiment would be enough ribbon if you want the card to be flat for mailing.

Here is a look at the inside using two more of the digis in the set. No reason why you can't make the inside pretty too.

For a video tutorial on how I created this pretty bow, please click HERE.

Thanks so much for stopping by today. Be sure to stop back each day to see some new ideas and inspiration featuring ribbon from Really Reasonable Ribbon and digital stamps and papers from Graciellie Design.

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